The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has reit­erated the ability of its flag bearer, Mr John Dramani Mahama, to address the current challenges of various sectors of the economy, including the health and security sectors, as outlined in the party's 2024 manifestos. The NDC on Saturday launched its man­ifesto in Winneba, in the Central Region, where Mr Mahama outlined a 26-point agen­da his government will implement in his first 120-days in office if he wins the 2024 general elections. The manifesto touched on various sectors of the economy, including health, education, security, as well as no-fee-stress policy, the establishment of a Women Development Bank and the scrapping of obnoxious taxes such as the E-levy. Speaking at the press conference at its headquarters in Accra yesterday, three spokespersons of the party took turns to elaborate on what the NDC would do to im­prove education, health, and security sectors of the country. The three are Associate Professor at the University of Ghana Medical School and NDC Parliamentary candidate for Lambussie in the Upper East region, Professor Titus K.